Posted on September 15th, 2011
It is troublesome and annoying for you to receive any internet error posed on a white backdrop whenever you visit your online blogs and professional sites. The error appears as:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of ######## bytes exhausted (tried to allocate ## bytes) in /home/user/public_html/wp-includes/phpfile.php on line 80.
The error message is all about “allowed memory size”, showing discrepancy in its appearance. You may encounter the same error message if you have activated a new plug-in. The error though seems fatal at one side, but repairable at the other side.
You can have php memory limit configuration at multipoint, but only the defined one would be operational. If you don’t happen to have any idea of these configurations, refer to your hosting provider for precise particulars.
If you are permitted to use your php.ini file, locate the subsequent line:
memory_limit = 32M; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume
It reveals memory limits for a php script. If the line illustrates “32M”, try alternative values like “64M’. The maximum upper limit depends upon the server configurations.
In case, you have limited rights to use php.ini file, you can craft modification in the .htaccess file of WordPress installation directory; if it seems inefficient, get in touch with your hosting supplier for further inquiry.
If your strategies leave php memory settings undone, uninstall or deactivate all freshly setup plug-ins, as they demand intense repairing. You might need a manual process of disabling all these plug-ins since your dashboard is prone to memory errors and may be out of work.